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Local connectivity balance shapes population dynamics in random recurrent networks
Disordered dynamical systems comprising many interacting units, from ecological communities to neural circuits, are ubiquitous, and understanding how connectivity shapes their collective behavior is a central theoretical challenge. One long-recognized feature of neural circuits is local connectivity
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